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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-05


The following have been drawn Il
serve rs petit jurors at the January ses
zion OF the United States District Court
which convenes on Tuesday, the I'LL
inst:
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
WilminEton-William Bright, Alltr
Speakman, Joseph w. Hart, e. Frank
Sharpley, william X. Crossley.
Brandywine-JAcob r. Weldin, VIM
@. Lodge.
Christiapa-George A Willis.
New Gas.le-William Herbert, ALDER
II. Silver, John f. Brady.
Red Llon-Richard T. Canp, JameI
b CLARK.
Mill Creek-Thomas j. Moore.
Pencader-J acob B Cszier.
White Clay Creek-Willism Groves
KENT COUNTY.
East Dover-Thomas MORE.
West Warren b. Parmley,
North Murderkill-Samue II. Milf
f1in.
South Murde.kill-Robert Clifton
Christopher Jump.
Mispillion-Joseph Booth, Nicholas
K. johnson.
Miliord-James Hudson.
Little Creek. Thos. Lowe, Samue
III. Lowber.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
Gum borc-Lorenzo Il. Cannon j anne,
z Belts.
Broad Cree k-James Il. Graham.
Little Oretk-Elijsh j. Warrington
Edward Fowler John Il Wilson.
Indian R.vst-Dsnie lie, Burton, Samue.
ID Vans hp, George Burton.
Bsltimore-Gtors" w Tunnell.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-05
IMPORTED WRAPS.

Brown Velvet, FEATHER and jet Trim.
mings, down 500 to $50
Black Velvet, jet Trimmings, down
from $50 to SIS.
Black Velvet Brocadc, trimmed with
jet, down from $50 to Sl5.
Black Seal Cloth, trimmed with duh
Passcmenterie, down from SSj TO $50.
Garnet Velvet, trimmed with black
Fox Fur. down from $50 10 Sl5
Fancy Brocade, Chenille Trimmings
down from So 10 $50
Fancy Brocalc, black Lynx Trim.
mings, down from SIS to $50
Brown Brocadc, with Feather Trim
mings, down from 900 Ia ESQ.
Bro~n Velvet, Satin lined, with Pas
scmenterie. down from $50 10 SIS.
Brown Brocade. Chenille Trimmings,
down from s45 to go.
Striped Plush Aslrakan, trimmed
wirh Black Fox, down from $40 To S75.
Seal Cloth, with Feather Trimmings,
down from S35 to $20.ss
He'd and Black Brocade, Feather Trim
mings, down from S15 to ESQ.
Dark Green Plush, Feather and Jet
Trimmings, down from 600 TO 80.
Dark Brown Brocade, trimmed with
Cheusie Fringe, down from SlJ 10 500.
~ others reduced in same ratio.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-05
,,iovernor stockley and Freo Trad.

Governor S6ookley as II there we're
not room enough TO spread himself up
on State reforms, devoted liberal part
of his message and pfoffered his help 10
the free traders OF Congress and the
burden Of his thoughts turned upon the
poor farmers. He seemed to think that
they would get much better price for
their produce II they only had an out
let to the markets o. the world, and the
world only had an inlet to the markets
of this coantry. L Ike all free traders,
he only sees that imported msnufac-
tueIr. would be cheaper TO the aorkiDg
CLASSES than home Manufactured goods
under protective tariff. He never
seems once to think Of the great mar
ket opened up in our large msnufaotur-
ing centres for the products of the far
mer He does not once take into con.
sfderatlon the great markets OF New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Wilmington, which are the LIE Of the
peninsula agricultur!s.s. Without
these markets in what position would
the farmers and fruit growers OF Della.
ware be placed, and without the great
manufacturing industries OF those
bAticb wuhb NOulu lie uhtkSte Oe worth
to the farmer.
To carry the s.militude little far
Their, we nigh very appropriately ask
what the manufacturing industries OF
those cities would be worth were free
trade to take the place OF projection?
What advantage wonld it be to the
Farmers to cut down the wages OF work
ingmen FOR that is what free trade
mesut) 30 low that they would not oe
able to give even a decent price for the
prod ucts OF the farm, which are the real
necsssaries OF life? II the groas mass
OF people now engaged in manufac sures
were to engage In agricultural pursuits
would the farmer be better off than he
now is? Where, tnep, would be the
markets for his produce? Would he
he more benefited by sending his pro.
duce to foreign than 20 a home mar
ketP These are few Of the questions
that could not have entered into Cover
nor Stockley's mind when he penped
bis paragraph In favor Of free trade
But the Governor, being Democrat,
no doubt thought he hso to say soma
thing Democratic, apd what, in HE
mind, WAS more Democratic than free
trade?
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-05
WANAMAK ER,S.


PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday. Jan. 3. 1887
The great sale is well
started. You came in
crowds on Monday; you
came in crowds yesterday.
You found all that we prom.
ised; we think you found
more. 1t is our intention
that you shall always be
happily disappointed-expecI
less than you get when you
come here. It's a very gooc
way to make you want te
come again.
We told you yesterday Of
the nearly three Mousana
cases of dry goods tor the
wholesale that were moved
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-05
LADIES NEWMARKETS,

Black Cloth. Velvet Trimmings, down
from <6j 10 81.
Dark Green Cloth, Velvet Trimmings.
down from $50 to $50
Gray Cloth Beaver, Fur Trimmed,
down from &C. 10 go
Black BOucl", down from s35 10 $50.
Green Cloth, silk Lined Velvet Trim
inings, reduced from ESQ TO $50.
Ottoman Silk Brocade, Satin Lined.
reduced from f25 TO SIS
Brown Cloth, Velvet Trimmings, re-
duced from SO TO $50.
Dark Blue As'rakans, Silk Trim.
nings, down from S22 to SIS.
Gray Broad Cloth, Satin Finish down
from $50 10 sls.
Black and Brown Stockinettos, down
from Sl4 to SO
Diagonals, a, s., 81, s. and IS.
Astrakans, Beaver Trimmed, e..
Diagonals, Black Fox Trimmings, sS.
odd Garments one of kind, e.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-05

The annual election for officer of the
Delaware Fire Company. Nc. 3, wa,
held last evening. ard resulted as fol
lows: II. W Perkins, president; vice.
PRESIDENT, Wm. A Lloyd, recording
secretary, Edward r Lunmis; financial
aerrstsry, l. G Fle,nre recorder, Vim
J. King; trustees, L G. File, Edward
r Lummis and Samuel Chad V ick: In
vtstigating COMMITTEES, Edward M. I'd,
wards 8 Il Caadwi,k, f, r. Lummis
G File aud Hlliism Green foreman
William Gfeeu; assistant forem en-, K
+. Lgmmis, s. IL. Chadwick, Joseph
Dalton, Peer Wool and Edward M
Edwsrds; fnance Committee, Willau
J. Maxwell, Wilitom J King and Ed
warl NJ Ei~s-dsi ueasQer; James +.
WitsCn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-05

Nothing rankles ia the heart like in
justice. Try to understand the motive.
of conduct, and never doubt the word
or refuse to accept the explanation, o
erring children. They may deceive
you, but trusting them will make then
true, while continual doubt will make
the noblest sly and deceitful. Give
them the benefit always OF any doub
as TO their conduct, and they will
strive to be what you think they are
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-05
Looking and L Listening.

Few people know how TO look or
how to listen. The eye and ear need
training to distinguish what may be
seen and to appreciate what may be
heard. The attention needs to be
aroused and fixed, the power of con
centration needs 10 be exercised, the
tagging interest needs TO be stimulat.
ed, in order that even tolerably cor.
rect impressions should be made upon
the brain
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-05

The Lancaster (Pa.) New Era start
ed ths New Year with an entire new
dress OF Ooliins & McLsssier's new
minion, and looked happy and cheerful
In spite Of the weather. The New Era
Is one Of the very best interior daily
newspapers IN our great big sister
Commonwealth, and this evidence Of
enterprise and prosperity is appreciated
by the press outside as well az within
the State in which 1t is published.
Long may its prosperity continue.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-05

NEWS Of . s,oksaing railroad Assl.
deaf comes fsoa Tils, Ohia II oo-
currsd % NE Baltimore md Ohis BAIL
road, sud . careless freight ooaduosos
was the causa Sending The oonduesos
70 the psnitsntiasy for liz cannot hgins
bsck the fathers, mothers aAd children
Who have been crushed and roasted h
dssth, 70 life again. Itsssms 70 b ons
Of the inevitables that will happen
every now and then, but they are hor
rible to think about Some good may
result from this horrible holocaust 4
other railroad Off ciais Will profit By TIL
accident and b moro careful for th,
future.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-05
- 0b------
AT the A. .emy of Music

This oyeniT q Nine. Neuville ard her
BOZ Anguish all Commence an en-.
gssement of i.or mig hts at The Acadeu y
Of Music In d IN o!sarna emit led TEE
Boy Tramp, o. Tho Maniac Mother "
This Is pionou red one 81 the greatest
OF all dramas, No has 'paoo decd d
hit IL New Yort All else 0here. II Ia
Oiled WHO startling scenes aud incl.
cenfg, and Conye-s al excellent moral
Augustin is me only hey comedian Ia
the word, and has tie reputation oi
being Gr excelien' ao.or
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-05
Challenge.

Neal Gormley, who has last arrived
In THE city from Boston, challenges
Bobby frankfort to meet ira In con
test, with OF without gloves, within the
neat twenty four hours, or any con
venient tune and place. He rays ht
mtaus business and is pre- pared TO fight
TO a tiniab
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-05

THE LHGIsLArURE Of d slAw met
At Dover on Monday evening 70 cAuous
for ohicsra On the same evening Mrs.
Creams house, on Governors avenue,
WAS entered and several valu.bles taken
and two hen roos.s were looted. We
would not intimate for . moment that
these two events were In any manner
connected or that one Was the result Of
the other,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-05

Frank Goswortt, Who epar-ed with
Jack Albion ~ C.sroll'l on Saturday
nlsht, va kno ihsd o1t on the sec Jnd
rodui ut tha IaternathD. Car'q1ei
Philadelphia, MONDAY nislt His op
pogens, man from Gambler, also W. ni
Down st re SAN. time, but noswortL
RECOVERED before tine was called and he
WAS given ;he night,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-05
BRASS FANCY GOODS.

Oar European corresnonsar,.. A,.,
TOO late for the Holiday Saasa ".ppeo
tity OF Paris, Berlin and $500 quai
Brass. "n'y
Many 81 them being single piece.
they CAIN ot De named Ia detail The,
have oesp opened since Christmas, and
added 70 such rs remained from the
Holiday trade, making a quantity md
variety worth your best attention
The least reduction In price IA Ok M,
cent. Many items more. They will
Ger tainly move quickly, and having mr.
duplicates you had better conc no~ I,
interested.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-05
WRAPS.

Cloth trimmed with Nelvet and Lace,
down from $50 To f1j.
Brown Diagonals, Feather and Ball
Trimmings, reduced from Sl5 Ia $40.
Brown Aotrakans, Black Fur Trim
mings, down from sl2 10 s..
Same with Feather Trimmings, down
from $40 to s.
Colored Frieze, Black Fur Trimmings,
down from SIS To $40.
Brown Astrakan Beaver Trimmed
with Balls down from S27 10 $40.
Colored Frieze, Black Fur Trimmings,
down fromsSlS to $40.
Brown ASirakan, Satin lined, Beaver
Trimmed, down from SIS ID SIS.
Brown Cloth, heavily brailed Feather
Trimming, Satin lined, down from 500
TO So
Three Silk Frieze Wraps. Feather
Trimmings, Silk lined, down from $40
10 $40
Diagonals, extra value. s..
Better quality Diagonal, trimmed
with Astrlkan, 81.
Asrrakans and Boucles,sT, IS, 81, $40
up to $50.
Astrakan, Satin Faced, Black Fur
Trimmings, with long tails down from
ST. TO $40.
Boucles, heavily trimmed with black
fur and long tails, down from So to tl2.
Heavy Diagonals, Astr;lkan Hoods,
heavily trimmed all around, down from
so to 81
D!agonals, heavily trimmed with AS
trakan, down from Si2 to So.
Astrakan Jacket Wraps, with black
Fur Trimmings, down from SO TO Sl2.
Diagona! Boucles, trimmed heavily
with black fur, down from $50 TO tl6.
Silk Wraps, black Fur Trimmings,
down from SIG to RI
Better quality, down from SIS 10 Sl4.
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SEAL CLOTH WRAPS.

Brown Plush Wraps, trimmed nj
around wiih'6-inch Black Fox Fur
down from SIS 10 BIZ.
one lot Seal Cloth Wraps, dc 90, r.
duced to Sl5.
one lot Seal Cloth Wraps as, r..
ducel 10 $40.
one lot Seal Cloth Wraps So, re
duced To $40.
one lot Seal Cloth Wraps, SIS, re
duced to S15.
one 10: Seal Cloth Wraps, $40, "a
duced to So.
one lot Seal Cloth Wraps, SEQ, re
duced TO So
one le, Seal Cloth Wraps, SIS, rc
ducrd 10 so.
Que lot Seal Cloth Wrapt, $50 re
duccd to Sl5.
one lot Seal Cloth Wraps, S33 re
ducrd TO $50.
One lot seal Cloth Wraps, SIS, r.
duccd 10 $50.
One lot Beaver trimmed $40, re
duced to {3j.
One lot Beaver trimmed S.. re
duced 10 $40.
one lot Beaver trimmed, sos II
duccd to S25.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-05
AitachInent SArxad

An execution attachment has beer
served upon the Mayor and City Coun
c,l AZ the instance OF Harry Emmons
g., on the property OF tho city to re-
cover the Judgment Of S225, obtained
a,siust the city by Daniel II Kent o,
the recent session OF the Superior 9 lur5
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BOOKS.

Copics that for Que rel'1a
We want To- lie rid 81 ulN
b ,cks or corners broken va
down, stained, shelf.wofN va
Ter NJ from any Of TIE a..
are heir to. Can't give 4eA1
one book of a class; the f-H
might not be here When you
come sets IN iud hnlla.
Scott, Macaulay, Ih4-Ag''
Some broken sets
illustrated Holiday BoJA4
sainples.
Books OF General u eau
out OF sorts.
Children's Rocks. Tor a. "a
ing from familiar Treatment u
weeks.
Prices marked in plain hs4'
leaf VI each took-somei u > !
third, half.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-05
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.

The stock Of curtains, hangines and
eieoe SUITS Is very great-so sreat tina
you would think us boaptful were we %
atve the facts in full There arc many
attractive things to announce here,
~hich will follow from time 10 time.
To-day we only qnote Lace Curtains
Tao quantity Is great enough to aft ird
choice selection The prlces are also
reduced TO sharp bargains.
SWISS TAMBOUR CURTAINS.
Tires huud red and ninety eight pairs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-05
Black Beavers, bound, down from 81
to$7
Brown and Black Astrakans.
Down from 81 to o..
Down from 81 toG
Down from 81 To d.
Down from 81 toes.
Down from g. 10 o.

z Black Worsieds, $2.
Brown and Blue S;ockinettes. $3.50
Striped Boucles, silk Lined, down
from $40 10 s..
Dark Blue Boucles, down from 81 20
TO 81 10.
Brown and White Plaids and Checks.
down from 81 TO 81.
Black Boucle 'Astrakans, Cut, aud
Collar, down from 81 tos 50
Brown Astrakans, fur trimmed oil
around, down from SIS 10 Si3
Fancy Boucles, satin faced, down
from Sll toss.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-05
SWISS APPLIQUE CURTAINS.
One hundred and seventy eight ma,
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS.

Ten hundred and eighty-two pairs a,
twelve different prices. The lareer
portion are ecru, hut many are dupli.
Gated In clear whits.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-05
CARPETS AND

Alex. Smith & Sons bcsl i
quotes, new goods; housh
seasons trade; Patterns W W \
bordering. Down to : - Z
Bigelow, Lowell and o's5 4
makes of Brussels. Ma J ., ]
complete, with. IS boTdrIs' ~
to Lao :,
We desire TO cloee out our
of velvets, and shall oilef w \
without regard to make At 8 Y
sl.25 and 81 50
Also our entire retail sto'A :,
tries without reserve, al = " I,
ly 80 cents and 81 90 we ~ ~
plete lines of the lower eI'~
largely reduced prices. l..
ograin carpets; every p''S ~,
prices. Best quality extra u |.
20 cents; formerly 80 ana w., 4
Cotton chain ex. SUPER q
cents; lower grade goods ~
ingly low prices.
We are continuing our ~. \
rugs at two-thirds the nsuA'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-05

LallIOhQ Ck2lnS WOulO nave
been required to move those
great boxes2 They were
swallowed up in our big
building and now you, casu-
ial-lookers, may think they
are out Of the way. They
are to you, but not to US.
I'VE must empty a great
many of those boxes and
get them out of the store
before we can move about
properly.
You are helping us to
empty them. Every article
you take out of the store
makes it easier for US to deal
with what is left. We are
trying to encourage you to
help us by making it to your
gain to do SO. Look at the
price tags. Each one is a
direct appeal to you. There
is no deception, no uncertain
ty there. 1t is often as it
we were to offer you gold
dollars for less than one
hundred cents each. We
can afford to do this because
what represents a dollar to
us now, with interest. insur-
ance and storage.cost might
a year hence stand for an
eighth more than a dollar.
Better for us to give that 10
you.
This we are doing. 1t
isn't our say so that provs it,
it is your being here. You
wouldn't come il there were
no inducements; words are
not the attraction, it must
be the goods themselves.
They are the magnet that
draws. The goods and the
prices; words only turn your
attention to then. You
hear other words you see
other prices. If you are
"ise-most Of you are very
wise in such things-you
compare,-quality and price,
quality and price. The more
you compare the larger our
crowd will grow. We mean
to make it so at all times;
we mean to make it more
than ever SO now.
Today we give you some
attractive price lists; study
them well. We can only
give you a little of the stock
at a time So look each bulle-
tin over carefully and then
act quickly. 1t isn't safe to
wait a day. What you
want may have been snapped
up by someone else. You'll
always find big bargains Of
some kind, but you want
them and the particular
thing also. Then be wide
awake. Remind the friend
whose need you know, if
you see anything that would
be welcome at the price.
When such q chance 20 buy
|ofers it's q kindness to tell
|of it.
Notice what we have been
doing with the prices Of Ia
dies Wraps, Jackets and
New Markets. Some Of
them cut in two; some down
two thirds, some a third
Among them many very
DE- sirable mported goods;
all Of them OF the latest
styles both of ia brics and
cut. These are tie price
figures that tell half the
story. Your eyes must tell
the rest. Would what we
ask pay for material and
making? The ladies will
know and the wraps will go.
In upholstery goods an
almost bewildering variety
is announced. Such an op-
portunitY to pet desirable
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an cd enc among N. j,
ticns are: L.
DRESSING CASES 1,
CY B0XEg

Work. Glove, Jevs, ~
chief Boxes and Dtes,,r1 4
cannot DO itsBlz NJ. J,
ga hered together a,i
prices as will take ther
N,1t year they wo1ld be- /,
for holiday Gales. ba, "a n
carry them. +.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-05
SUITS TO SNI
LINEN {HEETIy

French Lii Gu SAFE Il q D
Not up TO the staagai yfi :.
havr is'-ly paid - centsiul.
a to 62l4 cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-05
RI}B0yS

Price, IN many iur BE-. ,
and hall of Not mus .igt
Now 10 cent? reduced 'as,i
BIS 2jc
Now ~ cent? reduced q 1
Doc, 4Oc,
Vow 20 cents: redur J n. 4
Si. 80.
These consist OF mir "a
goods In handsome Dc, cl.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-05
FANS

Two HUNDRED are reduced
cent.
Tho genera! stock Is am
cheap.
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GOLD JEWELRY.

A single case filed with soa f.nins
Lace-pips, Brooches. Sleeve-bnttans
Studs and q few other i,erns Pc,
Item is red uced In price, and the aver
age cut 10 over 80 per cent.
0 TIER JEWELRY,
Gold PLATED aud Solid. silver .Jswelr,
all red need exactiv one third AZ
sorts Of Pins and BnItons RracaIa,, -
Bangles, '-''N
PHO OGRAPH ALBUMS.
over three hundred eather.bornd
are marked down, Reside thau, s,,,
hundreds more much belov 49,,
Vaiu'. They are absolutely new, no.
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Unframed llLLl

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These reductions at .Q taI
IN many instances
Plain Wool fcli, CoNr i
many shapes Puee N4,..I
Wool fcl's. Astaal.tfz
/ ! %, now soc.
Fur felts. ilsin, g = I
prices were 81 10 to : ~ ID
May styles 10; Chil!-tl u
SUITS TO SE4 I
SUITS to measure fru I
Woreted and CasEme.r, BerI
down 10 SIS.
Trousers were si3, ! an
dosu 10 $40.
The new location -scsel
teenth and Market S.;ttts-4'
and pleasan.
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P0CkET-BOOJ

An entire case filed win
third on. They are uou A..
from Vienna, pafis, H..is
bach
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OLIVE NnlL]

Jerusalem anil NleD 3 ID
Fancy Goods II many co.'s \
duced Que -ui3d.
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HAND B4Gl

a fine ssleciiou Of ..l.l
Bags, mostly 'mYr',s. A
down. some Gfty soAst5.,l
twenty Per cent.
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The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18
BANK ROBBERS EOILED.
\ rluc<y Cashier and His Assistant Save
the Ncpl,i Bank From being Looted.

\ Salt Lake dispatch ofycsterday says:
Two men, ascertained 70 be Charles R.
Alfred and Joseph Justesen, made bold at
tempt to rob the Nephi bank to-day.
They entered the bank at 1890 this morn
ing disguised, and found Cashier Hague
and Assistant Cashier Stone alone. Stone
was Just starting out. J;.stesen held re-
volver on him, calling him to hold up his
hands. lie did not obey and the robber
fired without effect. Stone got oat and
the robbcr followed, caught him and was
forcing him back when the other robber,
having lost Cashier Hague behind the
counter and an alarm being given, came
running out. Hague followed with shot
gun and prevented the robbers from get
ting on their horses. The town being
alarmed general hunt for the f,,gi:ives
began. Alfred was found in cellar.
ustesen got Ln a poor horse which he ex-
change by force for better one from
passing team and got to the foot hills in
the brush but the followers located him
and opened fire. Some shots coming un-
comfortably close TO him he surrendered.
Both arc now in Jail. They got nothing
from the bank.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18
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The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-18
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